Brushwood Pen

All our fabrics tell a story.

Our traditional patterns refer to local customs or an aspect of the savannah landscape of north west Ghana.

In dry season some farmers will continue to grow small amounts of crops by using a purpose built well. It is highly laborious and requires the whole community to participate if it is to be a success. Fences to keep out hungry animals will be created by piling up brushwood, and across the dusty landscape you will see these little pens that corral essential vegetables and root crops.

All fabric has passed the flammability ‘cigarette test’ (BS5852:Part 1:1979:Source 0).

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